visitors each year but city officials said the old markets were dilapidated and unsanitary the old city g. site is to be demolished later today to provide temporary parking for the twenty twenty tokyo lympics. a river of plastic bottles chokes this drainage system in your own day cameroon when it rains that means the entire neighborhood is flooded they smell a somebody a boney and his crew don't work for the sanitation department they are volunteers from a local ngo called my diva and nature for them this is a gold mine of valuable raw materials. one day when i was walking back from university it started raining heavily i ran for shelter to wait it out and that's when i saw a huge plastic bottles clogging a bridge i was shocked i thought surely something can be done with all these bottles who will clean them up i saw it as a challenge. to challenge this man who studied engineering eventually devised a way to convert the bottles into something practical and useful after being cleaned and checked for quality the bottles become the basic building blocks for constructing what the organization calls

i remember visiting san diego, going to the site secretary of g and development under of a housg development being renovated to homeless --formally who were formerly homeless with a place to live. i met the developer, and he told me he was a veteran and that he had been homeless, and this project was his way of giving and making sure others could have the same road -- wonderful chance in life that had been expended to him -- extended to him at one time here that is the spirit of our nation . we are a big hearted people. compassion, determination, will to do the right thing no matter the color of the skin or how much money people have or don't have, or their last name, or their religion. that is the america that all of us love. we are an american that has gone from slavery to selma to barack obama. [applause] and you know, i know if we went around the room today, a lot of us know that story in our own lives. my grandmother came here when she was seven years old along with her younger sister because their parents had died in mexico , and the nearest relatives they had lived in san antonio, tex

has been open wide, and even if the president were to change his rtoric, were the social media sites were g begin to monitor it, it's going to be a lome before we can even begin to slightly close that box. the hate is out there, the racism is out there. two african americans were shot and killed on thursday, a week ago, and just because they were black. the man went to a church looking to kill blacks, and he couldn't find them, so he went to the supermarket. he had the pipe bombs also by hater, and we d this tgedy in pittsburgh. it's out there. it's going to take a lot of worp we a lot ople to stop it. one more last thing, and that i it alls for us personally, a thanksgiving dinner, if you have an uncle or a youongusin, whomever it might be, and they out something about jews, ab muslims, about blacks, about homophobes and you don't like it, don't be silent. you may not change their mind, but you've got to send young people at the table a message. we don't agree with this, andl this kind of tk is not acceptable. >> brangham: deborah lipstadt, jonathan greenblatt, thanky ou both vch. >> you'r

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site. the crew did train for exactly this type of the gruelling g force their bodies have to endure, but russia'sunch the 35 years. this is a major blow to its space programme. for american nick hague, it's also an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he's been training for years to spend six months on the international space station. currently russian rockets are the only way to reach it. now all flights have been suspended as an investigation is launched. we are working together for the international space station with our american colleagues, with russia, with japan and canada. and the europeans. and of course this mishap of today is not a very good thing for us, because we need the transportation to the international space station for our astronauts. the crew are looking remarkably well after their ordeal. russian space officials, though, face tough questions over what went wrong here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. the time is 17 minutes past six. our top story this evening... the health regulator warns there's a growing injustice in access to health and social care in some parts of eng

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g. they said they were receiving the data after a review about problems with have the soil samples. shipyard is the process be developed into the site from 12,000 homes and commercial and office space. they say they stand behind the work cleaning of radioactive material. >>> authorities are looking for two people so thousands worth of cell . they had four ed in less than occurred before as a sprint store and an at&t store and then click valley shopping center. the men grabbed phone and off. minutes later the two suspects had the verizon -- verizon store going to pleasant hill where they stole bones from an agency store. >> we work all -- pleasant hill police that they are investigating another incident. we believe they are related. >> no one was hurt during the robbers. suspects may be driving a black infinity. information please call police.>>> an alameda county sheriff's office is being charged with felonies after making a secret recording of juvenile suspect attorneys. the incident has raised questions about the possibility the possibilities of other illegal recordings. there are very sensitive microphones here.>> reporter: prep

(jr) funding has been approved and a site selected for a new l-g-b-t-q focused homeless shelter in sanlanning started on the project after a homeless youth told supervisors they felt safer on the streets than in the already existing shelters. (jr) final approval by the board of supervisors is expected supervisors is the board of approval by final (jr) final approval by the board of supervisors is expected tomorrow night... the location is owned by the city of san jose... so the shelter will be open to the homeless as soon as the city council approves the lease. a 20-13 health assessment revealed l-g-b-t-q individuals make up nearly one third of the county's homeless population under the age of 25. the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 5

supervisors could approve a new l-g-b-t-q could approve a new l-g-b-t-q focused homeless shelter in san jose. funding has been approved for the site. planning started on the project after a homeless youth told supervisors they felt safer on the streets than in the already existing shelters. the location is owned by the city of san jose... so the shelter will be open to the homeless as soon as the city council approves the lease. the location is owned by the city of san jose... so the shelter will be open to the homeless as soon as the city council approves the lease. (justine)coming up: a new warning for those trying to sell a house.how to stop thieves from roaming around your home and taking your stuff. (jrs)and next: an east bay teen is hospitalized after taking part in a sideshow.the message he and his family have for other teens. xfi. a more powerful way to stay conn

site in west oakland yesterday morning. the flames heavily damaged the housing complex in which families were to move in dpin g beginning this holiday season. melissa is in oakland for us where a news conference is about to begin. melissa, what are we expecting here? >> reporter: we are awaiting to hear from atf agents as well as opd and fire investigators as well as the alameda county sheriff's office. we are awaiting that press conference any minute now. we're learning that tuesday omp april 29th. it is unknown who started that blaze and it's unclear the developers did anything differently to improve security. oakland police say that same tuesday morning a possible arsonist struck another under construction apartment complex not far from the emeryville border. gas cans, rags, a match and signs of an intentionally set fire were set at that site. earlier today we saw the atf agents looking over the property and the press conference is set to begin. let's listen in. >> it's real sad, you know. i'm in construction, so it's particularly, you know, disappointing to see that. this doesn't help in any way. sta big power outage. we

happening today...the board of supervisors could approve a new l-g-b-t-qfocused homeless shelter in san jose. funding has been approved for the site. planning started on the project after a homeless youth told supervisors they felt safer on the streets than in the already existing shelters. ( robin ) the location is owned by the city of san jose... so the shelter will be open to the homeless as soon as the city council approves the lease. a 20-13 health assessment revealed l-g-b-t-q individuals make up nearly one third of the county's homeless population under the age of 25. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... see the new steps the city of oakland is taking to combat the homeless problem. (robin) plus a couple northern california students make cookies for their classmates and now they are being investigated for what was in those cookies. and it is not what yo

sites from the viking age. it consists of earthworks walls and trenches reaching some thirty kilometers. or fortifications date back some one thousand g. is it can best be explored by bicycle. and the down a vehicle was built to protect the just land peninsula against in. the john of arc was the longest lasting border of the middle ages and the best preserved in its various phases as we see here the best waldemar zwolle for example was a very innovative construction for the time. they had many guns or build with bricks in the twelfth century. the site gives us a unique insight into how the vikings lived. the archaean. finds indicate this was one time to a global trading talent. here in haiti but we found mercury holes that came from western afghanistan. also found by us of bronze and were spotted from the white sea area last seen in. comms and so as a trading made of it was something like the major ports of hamburg and rotterdam out today. and they've gotten some place where all kinds of ways and trading routes came together and dispersed again we had. paid to do proofs that the vikings were not just. sure that strangers and people wh

in a city nearby as a possible sites to get rid of the body these locations have later been searched by turkish investigators who are of course looking for missed official g.'s a body missed out on also called on saudi arabia to extradite as you mentioned the suspects in this crime a so they can be trial he in turkey but in the end he stopped short of directly accusing riyadh and specially crown prince mohammed bin sama of being behind this murder and he did also not answer some of the very crucial questions here for example how was he killed or what about the ordeal recordings of his murder that purportedly exist what about all these gruesome details of him being tortured his body dismembered it miss out on did not say any words about this. he said he did not. directly. although he said. killing was a premed. so what do you think the turkish president is trying to. well as well yes you're right he did not mention. as he's often cold been some man with a single word but he also said that those responsible have to be held accountable no matter of their ranks from the highest to the lowest level and this was here interpreted as miss out on you know giving a

g. they found problems with half of the soil samples. the shipyard is being in a process to be a site for 1200 homes and commercial and office space. and at the time rain chances tech says it stands by its work. >> -- and tetratech stands by its work. >>> i think it ends in injuries, we didn't have any injuries. >> the safety concerns being raised by students and their parents and the comments they say started it all. >> patroling the bay, we get an exclusive look at what homeland security is doing to stop everything from drugs to human smuggling. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> a high school brawl, it triggered a response by dozens of police officers and it

site. the crew did train for exactly this type of scenario, the gruelling g force their bodies have to endureailed on launch for 35 years. this is a major blow to its space programme. for american nick hague, it's also an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he's been training for years to spend six months on the international space station. currently russian rockets are the only way to reach it. now all flights have been suspended as an investigation is launched. we are working together for the international space station with our american colleagues, with russia, with japan and canada, and the europeans. and of course this mishap of today is not a very good thing for us, because we need the transportation to the international space station for our astronauts. the crew are looking remarkably well after their ordeal. russian space officials, though, face tough questions over what went wrong here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. now comes the bit of the programme you have all been waiting for. there have been some pretty wild events during the trump presidency, but the one just now in the

site. the crew did train for exactly this type of scenario, the gruelling g force their bodies have to enduressia's soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch for 35 years. this is a major blow to its space programme. for american nick hague, it's also an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he's been training for years to spend six months on the international space station. currently russian rockets are the only way to reach it. now all flights have been suspended as an investigation is launched. we are working together for the international space station with our american colleagues, with russia, with japan and canada, and the europeans. and of course, this mishap of today is not a very good thing for us, because we need the transportation to the international space station for our astronauts. the crew are looking remarkably well after their ordeal. russian space officials, though, face tough questions over what went wrong here. we'll get more on that story at around 8.30 when we'll be joined by space journalist and author sarah cruddas. clothing chain coast has collapsed into administration, le

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happening today...the board of supervisors could approve a new l-g-b-t-qfocused homeless shelter in san jose. funding has been approved for the siteplanning started on the project after a homeless youth told supervisors they felt safer on the streets than in the already existing shelters. the location is owned by the city of san jose... so the shelter will be open to the homeless as soon as the city council approves the lease. ( james ) we are just 3 weeks away from election day... and supporters of prop six gathered in san francisco monday afternoon. prop six would repeal the 12 cent per gallon gas tax increase passed by the legislature last year. the group also brought with them a report detailing what they call waste fraud and abuse of gas tax funds by state and local agencies. ( james ) those who oppose prop six say repealing the gas tax would wipe out five billion dollars a year in funding...half of which goes to improving local streets and roads and the other half to fund a backlog of projects. ( james ) a measure

g goat gol are follow through. >> we are getting follow through and "fast money" which starts right now. >>> families starts now. live from the nasdaq market site the traders stim teerm brian kelly steve grasso guy adami tonight on fast we are all over the big earnings reports after hours. facebook the big one obviously but watching electronic arts mgm reports and amgen. and julia boorts isn't all over the earnings call for facebook we check back with her a in a few moments. but first the market valuey and stocks fighting back at least for today the dow jumping 400 points surging into the close the s&p climbing out of correction territory is this another head fake or maybe the rolly for feel. >> it's another head fake if you want me to answer the question. >> an honest answer. >> it is an honest answer. >> always appreciate it. >> a first for everything. >> no. no that's not true. come on, tim you no he that. >> you're right. >> i'm an honest person. >> sometimes i dance around the question but i wind up answering. i will answer again. it's a head fake if the s&p can maybe recapture 27109 thirt handles or so and close above that for a couple of

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g that's a ved joke. [ cheers and applause ] what is no reaction? [ laughter ] and finally, engineers in japan have developed a humanoid robot designed to work on construction sitesact, the robots are so realistic, they've already been suspended for sexual harassment. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight. he's one othe stars of the 44th season of "saturday night live."fa he is one of mrite people on earth. kenan thompson is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] from nbc's "the good place," one of the best television shows on tv right nowjameela jamil is joining us. so happy to have her he. [ cheers and applause ]re and this ily special and exciting. an incredible performance from the hit broadway musical that's playing now in a sold out crowd, "mean girls" here tonight. cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, president trump held another surreal press conference today to defend the supreme cot nominee after a last-minute senate deal to allow an fbi investigatiois for more on , it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: president ts obviously very eager to talk about anything other than his

g-league team, their minor league team, the san francisco warriors. but this is a continuing part of his story. for the first part, we'll take you over here to another news site. this is the san quentin news. they've got a recent piece posted over here. i want to show you this video. the story is called "more than basketball right here. this is their youtube channel. it follows two prisoners, it talks about cornell corns. this is thomas, the reporter right there. and he's talking about the two warriors players focused on this team. when they played inside the prison yard, corn, the guy we just talked about right there, he made the game-winning basket against that visiting team from the warriors investigation. and there was also a guy named, a tl. now, atl is also who we just called harry smith. he got out of prison. now, you'll want to check out both stories to get both sides of the picture. here they are dressed in the warriors uniforms inside the yard in san quentin, but this face-off against the warriors organization showed the warriors enough potential that they decided to give atl or harry smith his continuing dream of playing in the nba, at least the ch

g goat gol are follow through. >> we are getting follow through and "fast money" which starts right now. >>> families starts now. live from the nasdaq market site grasso guy adami tonight on fast we are all over the big earnings reports after hours. facebook the big one obviously but watching electronic arts mgm reports and amgen. and julia boorts isn't all over the earnings call for facebook we check back with her a in a few moments. but first the market valuey and stocks fighting back at least for today

sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. surveillance"gdebrand is with us. u.s. president trump is said to sign an executive order that would remove the right to citizenship for babies of noncitizens and unauthorized immigrants. in aning to comments made interview on hbo, the u.s. president has run the idea of ending birthright citizenship by his counsel and plans to proceed with the order. the executive director of the international energy agency says opec cutting oil production may not be a step in the right direction. in an interview with bloomberg television, he says the world will lose a lot of output from venezuela and iran. market is still strong and we will lose a lot of oil from venezuela and iran, so cutting the production may not be a step in the right direction. i would think twice. lender france's biggest has joined deutsche bank in posting declines for fixed income trading in the third quarter. there was a 15% drop in revenue from buying and selling bonds, currencies and commodities in september was in line. the drop cockpits

sites in gaza killing at least one palestinian. those are your headlines so far today the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream i will see you back here tomorrow from ten g. bye bye for now. millions of people across india miss out on medical care but a hospital train is delivering doctors hope to those most in need. when he's boards indians' lifeline express. and i deserve. my name. who is right and he. and. and he. in. the stream. feeling anything yet you are going to need a pair of really good headphones for today show for me ok today we are diving into the world of autonomous sensory meridian response or a s m r now the term is used to describe the sensation people feel when they watch certain types of stimulating videos so do you find the sound of soothing desisting to someone crinkle wrapping paper low you like a lullaby if so you're probably one of the millions of people poring through a s m r videos on you tube but is there more to it than brain tingles joining us to talk about this in singapore melinda lauer she's the co-creator and artistic director of whisper large an immersive of the senses in new york comedian and a s m r enthusiastic glaser

g-force, and the parachute bringing them back. they landed in kazakhstan. russian forces responded and they got to them quickly. in a nasa tweet they tweeted the search and rescue teams have reached the landing sited report the two members are in good condition and are out of the capsule. search and rescue teams are with the crew now. also this just coming in. russian officials saying they are now suspending all man space launches as they investigate this incident. this was a very close call. it could have ended in tragedy. keep in mind this is the only way americans are able to get to the space station onboard a russian spacecraft until the american commercial enterprises get up and running and are able to take americans to the space station. that may come as soon as next year. space x is among those that will be doing that. again, a very close call this morning. thankfully both the russian and american are arrive. the russian, i should have mentioned, alexa ovicci, a veteran of space travel. guys, back to you. >> tom costello. thank you. >>> there are fast moving developments as well in that mysterious disappearance of a saudi journalist who is a u.s. resident. the case has become a diplomatic

g. it's a very rough landing according to astronauts who have been involved in this sort of operation before. good news that we have heard that the russians have parachuted to the launch site news. what will it mean, you say they normally take off like buses. will it mean that the programme will be grounded for a better? certainly be grounded for a better? certainly be astronauts will have to stay there for a bit longer. these two astronauts, an american, naked, and they were showing, alexey, nick haig was experiencing his first time in space. a short and rough ride for him. the russian is in his second job as an astronaut. they will have to say on the space station for the time being. no drama there. i think the biggest problem is the russians will want to get to the bottom of what happened with this launch. why the rockets failed. until they have a decent idea of what went wrong they want to be in a hurry to launch anymore soyuz rockets in the next few days. more now on the destruction caused by hurricane michael, the third—strongest storm in recorded history to hit the mainland us. the hurricane has now been downgraded, but storm surge warnings are still in place for ex